The problem as stated before is not really the computer not working , everything except graphics card is okay. For some reason the graphics card is not detected by the computer . I checked in device manager under display adapters and all that was there was the Intel HD graphics , no AMD radeon 6570 at all ! I must add though that I don't really think my graphics card is faulty as I already tested it on another computer system I have at home and it is detected , as well as this when the card is in my new system the one with biostar h61mh motherboard , I can clearly see fans spinning .

I am begging anyone for any more suggestions . I have tried to fix this on my own for an entire day and its really frustrating . After studying for nearly half a year I really wanted to relax by using computer to play games but I can't .

I know this sounds like a stupid question, but are you sure the PCI-E finger of the card is in the slot all the way (Believe it or not I've seen this happen before) and also if there is a fan on the card is it spinning up?

To anort3 I really don't think card is dead as I tested it b4 on another computer and it was detected and actually worked . As for bignastyid The monitor is plugged into my motherboard now as its the only way I can get anything to display since graphics card is not being dectected

I know this sounds like a stupid question, but are you sure the PCI-E finger of the card is in the slot all the way (Believe it or not I've seen this happen before) and also if there is a fan on the card is it spinning up?

As said before the card's fans are spinning just not being detected and as for umm the card being all the way in the slot , it is fully all the way down

Either a bad card or a bad PCI-E slot on the motherboard. If you had another card you could test you could tell for sure. I preach power supply quality all day long here but the 6570 is a very low power card and should work with just about any functioning PSU.

Can anyone give me anymore information on a bad pcie slot ? How could it be bad if the card thats in it has fans spinning and I can cleary see that . Also how rare are cases in which bad pcie slot is the reason for card not being detected?

It's actually one of the more common reasons a motherboard will be defective. It could be anything from bad solder to the board having been bent to a broken contact. If you know the card works in another PC it almost has to be a bad slot.

That being said I would replace that PSU as soon as you can afford it. It's low end garbage and low end garbage tends to fail in spectacular ways if you overload it. Like by blowing up. A very good Corsair 430CX can be found on sale for ~$20-$30 quite easily.

It's actually one of the more common reasons a motherboard will be defective. It could be anything from bad solder to the board having been bent to a broken contact. If you know the card works in another PC it almost has to be a bad slot.

That being said I would replace that PSU as soon as you can afford it. It's low end garbage and low end garbage tends to fail in spectacular ways if you overload it. Like by blowing up. A very good Corsair 430CX can be found on sale for ~$20-$30 quite easily.

Is there anything else I may do and as for PSU I honestly don't think that the PSU is the prob as everything in my new system is really low powered . I think I am just going to have t bear using the onboard HD graphics until I can afford to get a new motherboard . Its really hard getting computer parts in Jamaica especially that PSU u mentioned as everything here , computer related is doubled or at times tripled in price .

Asking again though before I leave is there any other " desperate " solutions , at this point I am open to anything .

Yeah I agree this sounds like something is malfunctioning, especially because you say the card works in another computer, I agree that you should try and get your hands in another card and try it out on the motherboard as it sounds as though it may be at fault.